Posted on Monday, 5th July 2010 by Heather Powell
Going Cashless
Once upon a time, cash was ubiquitous amongst common folk and “charging it” was reserved for the rich, fancy-pants type. Now, most Americans are paying less by paper and coin and more often in credit card, debit card, online transaction, and even up-and-coming mobile phone payments.
MintLife Blog writes that the future of money is the age of the cashless, as the rise of debit cards in the mid-1900s signaled the decline of paper checks and cash. Today, the fall of cash is speeding up thanks to increased credit card use and the introduction of mobile transactions via Smartphone, reports Daily Finance. Dow
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